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Meanings of amnesic in English
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Examples for "amnestic"
Examples for "amnestic"
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Sedatives with amnestic properties are desirable to prevent or relieve anxiety and agitation.
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Materials and methods: Twenty-four amnestic patients with MCI were included.
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We also compared the observed prevalence of behavioral symptoms between amnestic and nonamnestic MCI.
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Their involvement was the government's insurance that I would remain functional and amnestic of my use.
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Memory, for both recent and remote events, fair, with complete amnestic gaps for the stuporous periods.
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It's supposed to use EEG and eye-tracking monitors to "assess the operator's actual cognitive state."
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We then include this cognitive state in point process models of single unit activity and subject reaction time.
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These results suggest that consideration of a latent cognitive state can explain additional variance in neural and behavioral dynamics.
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Here, we demonstrate that this variability is not random noise, but is due to the cognitive state of the subject.
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These results shed light into the cerebral mechanisms underlying inter-individual differences of higher-order cognitive state maintenance under normally entrained day-night conditions.
Usage of amnesic in English
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The amnesic patient H.M. has been solving crossword puzzles nearly all his life.
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The inability to put your ideas into verbal form is due to amnesic aphasia.
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He's amnesic for the period before that, I think.
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And finally there is ASP (amnesic shellfish poisoning) whose symptoms I can never remember.
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This is called an amnesic barrier between identities.
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A dysconnection of the mamillo-othalamic and thalamo-temporal pathways is felt at the origin of the amnesic syndrome.
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This phenomenon is why children who have been severely sexually abused and tortured, are amnesic for those events.
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A high sensitivity bioassay able to recognise small amounts of paralytic and amnesic toxins in algal acetic extracts is described.
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Thus, the extent of the "core" features of this amnesic syndrome may be greater than was previously thought.
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In actuality, it was a water-soluble capsule filled with an amnesic substance called Flunitrazepam, or Rohypnol, the date rape drug.
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Eyes-closed resting EEG data (10-20 electrode montage) were recorded in 143 amnesic MCI subjects.
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Such an approach may allow us to formulate a correct prognosis in more than 70% of patients with amnesic MCI.
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While healthy volunteers would tend to feel too full to eat more, the two amnesic subjects happily filled themselves a second time.
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And I always expected my would-be assassin to fail-leavingme crippled, speechless, amnesic; forced to struggle to make myself whole again, forced to rediscover-orreinvent-myself.
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This study aims at exploring hippocampus 5-HT(1A) receptor density in patients at the amnesic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI) and mild AD dementia stages.
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The amnesic patient H.M. has been solving crossword puzzles nearly all his life.
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Amnesic through the time